• Anatomy

Mudhar et al (see page 736)

A retrospective study of 90 biopsies received by a national reference laboratory in patients with the diagnosis of cicatricial conjunctivitis reports a marked inconsistency in sampling method that should be addressed by consensus guidelines.

Galor et al (see page 745)

In a cross-sectional study of 118 individuals using artificial tears to treat dry-eye associated pain, the authors report a differential subjective response to artificial tear preparations.

Chaurasia et al (see page 750)

Assessment of corneal endothelium, using specular microscopy, in Xeroderma pigmentosum revealed morphological changes suggestive of an accelerated endothelial cell loss. Blindness could be prevented by emphasizing proper ocular protection from ultraviolet radiation.

Ramappa et al (see page 754)

In pseudophakic corneal edema, functional success and graft survival following endothelial keratoplasty without stripping Descemet's membrane are comparable to Descemet's stripping keratoplasty, the advantages being undisturbed posterior stroma, reduced glaucoma risk and reduced surgical time.

Bayramlar et al (see page 757)

Arcuate keratotomy is effective in eyes with post-keratoplasty astigmatism, but surgeons should be aware that repeat procedures may be required to improve the final outcome.

Gaynor et al (see page …